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will turninside a 46-foot circle. It has all the
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Ais a taxpayer f ,of Sherid4a 'sotty
?oa ao bs s der inr your pY-r,
ia des pair e in the iOpen oim
w yrit m i per tb oes 4t seaessidw of as
important subject. This subject is
relative to the locatiou of the new
court house Plentywood when same
is constructed. The county seat
fight is practically settled and the tax
payers of this prosperous county will
no doubt soon desire to build a pro
per building in which to transact the
octity business (and incidentally we
will desire to populate that building
with efficient and honest servents of
the people). The location of this
in a proper place is very important.
It is generallyt understood that theu
building is to be located at the north
end of Main Street about five blocks
from the business section of the town.
To this proposition I am opposed. I
feel that the Court House is a busi
ness institution ani should- be located
in the same manner as any other bus
mess house in the business section of
town where it would be accessible to
all persons at all times We must get
away from the idea that the Court
House must be placed in a .mingture
park remote from town and must roa,
lise that modern business efficiency
demands that it be built in'sa business
-like manner. This building is not to
be for decorative purposes (although
our officers sometimes are) but mu
first of all be useful: If the building
is in the business :secton of the town
it can have proper rest ioomii for the
ladies and also a room where the far
mers can get together to disesni mat
ters of intprestto them when in tOwn.
If the.building is remote from- the
business section it is of practically no
use to-the public in this lnanner. Fir
ther, at the present time I understand
hat the county is paying.forty doll;rsf
per month for office ient for the coun
ty attorney -because.le fepls that he
must have an office up in the basi
nss section of town. If the court
house is built according to the pre
jnt indications at the north end of
Main Atreet, the couity will continue
to pay out this sum for rent, but 'if
it is constructed in the blsiness sec
tion of town, the county attorney can
have office rooms in the court house
in the same manner as other officials.
The original cost for a location in ther
center of town may exceed the cost I
at the north end of Main '-Street but
if we are to build for the future we
must not balk at a slightly increased
outley at the present time. Let us
have a discussion of this subject at'
this time from the taxpayers who pay I
all the bills. Respectfully, -
A. Taxpayer. .
FARMERS DON'T NEED 'KEil(RS t
Editor of The Pioducers News.
(Of all the puerile attempts at cam- a
ouflage, the copy efforts of the Scoby I
Citizent in inserting as matter of its p
own, the article under the caption, 1
"'Will Moiitana Farmers Stand for i
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8wleean IadhO the Gaise E lumper
EIa 1Asgsqiin? ~ .I £ttlegig
tkc rst pin e as a sample at th4
prise eorts and servkeof one of th
news paeler fraternity amb psas a
n arbitesr of the o alades destiny s
whose voie is- heard on Wud.to oa
state as gibly as ethotgh, to ms mind
they war of very easy asetiLmeint
How strange, how some people can
sew thei lves up amea of such
massive intellect that they can
spread their effusive osf inconsist
eat chatter in the columr of a papeq
callol editorial End there, by som!
particular virtue, exalt it to matte
of merit. How exalted a feelng 11
!nust be, to be raised to that supreme
position in a community 'where one
can writet wo coluhn of EDITOrIA
filt in a column or two of communi
gossip, pnt in a few advertisementa
of local merchants who give their dol
lars for charitable purposes, complete
with plate-matter at so much per, and
mail it through the postofce sa a
news paper, calculating that thereby
public opinion is being nmoled. Do
you really think that the kind hasrted
and long sufiffering public read your
rot? I should think that it would
muke you chesty to feel that you are
one o? the especialy designated mol
.ders of opinion, and that all must
look up to your superior knowledge
and 'intellect. Oh, say, frien, but it
is excruciatingly funny were it not
so serious of you. Do you think that
you were strictly stating the facts
when you published that the N. P. L
speaker came with a socialist escort?
Those who know better, know contra
rily, but their time is too well occu
pied to waste it putting you straight,
ior you are not out of the bogy age
yet. Refering again to the above
tamed editorial, maybe you will tell
in your columns where you got it.
Franklyl now, did it not come p1iced
ibimr the e at? Is it not of the same
brood that was mailed out a while
back for the purpose of diupting
the N. P. Lt? Iwould not accuse you
of writing the article, for even you
would not have garbled it as it is; ev
en you would not distort facts or
slander the ofS at hn. . Ms.a
men. You are, however, sponsor for
the idea it contains, as you did not
mark it advertise t. Nei. k-a
did you become erdian.for the far
Iners about Scby? It is my opio
that the Scoby farmers are able io
take care, of theneslves tha. kig y
for yeour kind emer to becore- iktel.
lectuaJt eenspkr tor themn. lo 44 he
sedes yeaurself, bbelievs the iti be
of such inferior calpacity iarrt' aey
could derive any benefit f sro?. tote-
rage by yoi. So much adwie ole vety
presmniptious on yaor part,in view of
the fsct that nes~tifrtIl o the farmers
have 'already joined the Leaigu and
are perfectly ast1etted with it. -Mhy
'e it was an imflicretlon not to have
:onsulted you before they took this
step: howeye there are other opinions.
!aybe they don't read your adds any
Kay rnd are patronesof S. R. A Go.
(our attitudei seems like biting the
lands that fe4 The farmers are
J Legal Not
. X t of ose A. Greener,
Notice is h~eby given by
of Ro.. A. Geener, decea i
. Mcreditors of, an all perso
clai aains the said d
exhibit them with the
voechers, within Four mo
the first pulicatio f thisGr r,
Ssaidl dmlQnistrator at the
SJ. Cure, Outlook, Montena,
, being them place for the tra
the business of said estate ,
County of Sheridan.
DAVID P. MOOS.
Administrator of !the estate
- A. Greener, deceased.
, Dated March 12, 1918.
1 First publication April 12.
E. MOiR, D1.F
Deputy Statr
Veterinarian.i
General Veteriz
Practice
Office opposite Producers
Plentywood, Mont
IAVID E. McLAIGIU
LAWYER
PLEuTYWO, MOP
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Umdertaker
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SHERIlDAN DRUG
OUTLOOK, MOW
50 x 140 Corner, -
~sFhbeek's residen
front. $225.00, e
70x144 Inside Lot, CPO
east of Summers,.e.
ifyou want to
3ouee see me.
L S.
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